Sentence examples similar to beginning difficulty from inspiring English sources

The illness typically begins with difficulty walking.

She began adding difficulty on the fly, but could not get away with it cleanly.

Now, with his mental prowess slipping away, Dr. Davis has begun experiencing difficulty with even the simplest tasks.

While telecom firms were expanding, they had taken on enormous amounts of debt; one firm after another began having difficulty repaying these obligations and went into bankruptcy.

When she began having difficulty in an advanced chemistry class, she toughed it out rather than switch to an intermediate one.

He had been a hard-throwing left-hander for the Cardinals but began having difficulty controlling his pitches in the Cardinals' 2000 National League division series against the Braves.

"It is heartbreaking to find myself here at the end of a life that began in difficulty and was built up by hard work," Mr. Dumas declared.

Four months after she quit speed, Ms. Manheim said, she had gained all the weight back and began, with difficulty, recharging her life and career.

Mr. Bookstaver and his daughter, who was 4 when the quest began, had difficulty crossing the street to Carl Schurz Park, he said.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member said the diagnosis came after he began having difficulty remembering his songs and the names of people he has worked with.

Earlier this afternoon Twitter users began experiencing difficulty sending URLs or 'links' via Direct Message.